Evaluation of clinical efficacy and laboratory indicators of non‐cultured epidermal cell suspension and hair follicle cell suspension in surgical management of stable vitiligo: A randomized comparative trial
Abstract:Background
Non‐cultured epidermal cell suspension (ECS) and hair follicle cell suspension (HFCS) are well‐established methods of surgical treatment of stable vitiligo.
Aims
The aim of the present study was to compare the laboratory indicators and clinical efficacy of ECS and HFCS in the treatment of stable vitiligo.
Methods
This was a single centre, open‐labeled randomized trial. Vitiligo patches from 74 patients were randomized to receive either ECS or HFCS. Both cell suspensions were analyzed for total cell … Show more
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